A part of me wishes I was at #ismrm2025 with my friends and colleagues, celebrating their successes and hearing about their research. However, I decided to skip the annual meeting and write this post instead, hoping it will make a difference in the long run. 1/3
Also on Wednesday, Dr. Kwan-Jin Jung (from UIUC) will present his poster on using BART for 7T MP2RAGE:
Residual Acceleration Ghost Artifacts in MP2RAGE at 7T MRI and Their Correction with BART Reconstruction
Wed, 14 May, 2025, 13:30
Pulse Sequences / Quantitative Imaging / Artifacts & Correction
Be sure to also check out ISMRM abstracts from the UT Austin Translational Cardiovascular Imaging Lab (Prof @adambush-mri.bsky.social)
On Thursday, Yamin will present (on Sidharth Kumar's behalf) work on fine-tuning gen models
Training Diffusion Probabilistic Models with Limited Data for MRI Reconstruction with Application to Stroke MRI
Thurs, 15 May, 2025, 08:15 (Hawaii Time) @
AI Based Image Reconstruction & Enhancement
On Wednesday, Yamin Arefeen will present his work on applying diffusion probabilistic models for fast neonatal MRI
Diffusion Probabilistic Generative Models for Accelerated in-NICU, Permanent Magnet Neonatal MRI
Wed, 14 May, 2025, 16:45 (Hawaii Time) @
Diffusion Models Across the MRI Spectrum
On Tuesday, Jiachen Wang will present her work on reducing motion in free-breathing ASL
Data-driven Motion Correction for Paced and Free Breathing Kidney Arterial Spin Labeling
Digital Poster: 9:15 am Tues May 13th
Program number: 2423
Session Name: Renal Blood Flow & Oxygenation
Excited to be at #ISMRM25! The CSI Lab has a few abstracts this year, scroll down to learn more!
@ismrm.bsky.social @utexasece.bsky.social #MRI
Thank you for posting this!
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I guess it would be interesting, for example for MRI, what the condition is since A^H y may have coherent aliasing and not exactly resemble an image.
Great work!
Clever idea! Are there certain conditions needed to make sure the encoded version of y is faithful to the original measurements?
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Hi -- I have a postdoc position open in Computational MRI -- looking for experience and interest in MRI acquisition (in addition to reconstruction). Offer competitive pay. Opportunity to collaborate with Center for GenAI and Dell Med School. Bonus if you get your app in before Dec 1!
I meant the machinery but I get your point!
What’s an example of something more fancy?
Hi -- I have a postdoc position open in Computational MRI -- looking for experience and interest in MRI acquisition (in addition to reconstruction). Offer competitive pay. Opportunity to collaborate with Center for GenAI and Dell Med School. Bonus if you get your app in before Dec 1!
Exciting project -- congrats @shwetadwip.bsky.social !
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Hey Bluesky people! I want to invite you to attend the MRI Together workshop, a free virtual global event dedicated to fostering open, reproducible, and inclusive MR research generously supported by ESMRMB. This event will be held across multiple time zones between 3-6 December 2023.
I've made a starter pack of people I found here working on imaging inverse problems and computational imaging!
go.bsky.app/QNkDcXE
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Let's create an #MRI researcher starter pack! There are a couple that are neuroimaging-based, but not really the method development community. I started putting together a few profiles, but please spread the word and tell me who else to add. If there is already one, let me know! go.bsky.app/EVqd6pe
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